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Appendix 1 
Papers etc. at the sessions of the 
Swedish Society of Photogrammetry 
1956—1960 
What do I expect from photogrammetry? (Panel disc.) 
The use of aerial photographs when planning transports in 
lumbering. 
Photogrammetry in consulting engineering activities. 
Photogrammetry in Holland, USA and Canada (travel- 
report). 
The geologists and the mapping. 
The aerial photographs in map production during the last 
20 years. 
The Dept of Surveying and the Division of Photogrammetry 
at the Institute of Technology—a presentation. 
Aerial photographs from 10,000 m altitude. 
Photogrammetry in civil engineering. 
Applications of photogrammetry to architecture. 
The ISP-meeting in Bruxelles (report). 
News in Swiss photogrammetry. 
Photogrammetry and electronic computation in American 
highway-planning (travel-report). 
Photogrammetric training on univérsity level in Sweden and 
some other countries. 
Photogrammetric training at the ITC and in Norway. 
Photointerpretation in the study of land forms and soil in 
North Sweden. 
Photogrammetry and electronic computation in Swedish 
highway-planning. 
Aerial photography and reconnaissance in the Swedish Air 
Forces. 
The development activities at the Geographical Survey 
Office. 
Sudan in three dimensions—some views on a technical 
assistant work. 
Photogrammetry and electronic computations, experiences 
and future developments (Panel disc.). 
The use of aerial photographs and photomaps in Swedish 
forestry. 
The work in the ISP-commissions IV: 1 and IV:4 (reports). 
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